Liquidator appointed to Iceland stores as examinership collapses

Mr Justice Michael Quinn made orders winding up Metron after a proposed investor decided it was no longer interested
The company, which operated 26 stores, had been placed into examinership. Picture: Sasko Lazarov

The company, which operated 26 stores, had been placed into examinership. Picture: Sasko Lazarov

A liquidator has been appointed to the company that operates the after a proposed rescue plan for the business collapsed.

At the High Court on Thursday Mr Justice Michael Quinn made orders winding up Metron Stores Limited after a proposed investor in the firm had decided it was no longer interested in getting involved in the company.

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